The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-03-18
BESTOWING THE HATS
The Eight New Cardinals Con-
frmed by the Pope.
TIE IMPOSING CEREMONIES
The Procession, the Pope's Retinue
Il Services, the Kiss of Peace
and Other Details.
PapaI Consistory.

PapaI Consistory.
ROME, March ia public consistory
was held, to-day, in the Sala Regia. II
began at 1920 O'Clock and concluded at
noon. The procession was headed by
the consistorial advocates, with the
attendants arraye6 in crimson robes
Fand ermine caps. They were followed
lates, bishops, archbishops, and cardi-
mails.
THEN CAME THE POPE,
who was borne on the sedia gestatoria
fianked with f1abelli, or white peacock
feather fans. He was accompanied on
each side by noble guards in blue, the
Swiss guard, officers, and purple-and-
crimson-robed attendants. When the
Pope descended from the Sedid,
He AsCENDED THE THRONE,
which had been covered with purple
cloth and cloth of gold for the Lenten
season. The canopy over the throne
was backed by tapestry OF Perino del
Vaga, depicting faith, hope and
charity. At the base of the throne
were Two Moors, couchant, bearing
red banners, with cross keys. The car
dinaiS occupied benches, arranged in a
! long paralieilogram in front of the
Pope The c0nsis.orial advocates adj
vanced to throne and read the in
stance for the Qualification of the per
sons under consideration. This con-
cluded, sixteen cardinals left the hall
TO bring.sfrom the Sistine Chapel
THE EIGHT NEW CARDINALS,
Archbishop Gonzeales, of Toledo; Mon.
signor Aloisa Masela, Ex-Nuncio at
Lisbon; Archbishop Taschereau, of
Quebec; Archbishop Gibbons, of
Baltimore; Archbishop Bernadou,
of Sens; Archbishop Place, of
Rennes; Archbishop Langeniux, of
Rheims; and Archbishop Giordani,
of Ferrara. Each new cardinal was ac-
companied by two others. Cardinal
Tsseherau was accompanied by Card
inals Melchers and Mosesella. They
proceeded, and bowling thrice
KISSED THE PoPE's FOOT AND HAND,
received the Pope's double embrace and
then retired. They again advanced to
the Pope to receive the hat which was
brought in on a silver salver. Each
cardinal knelt as he came before the
Pope and the hood of the robe was
placed over his head by an attendant.
Then the Pope, taking tn e large red hat,
PLACED IT ON THE KNEELING CARDINAL,
Testing his hand on it while he read the
the following words in slow, distinct
voice:
I'D Iaudem omnipotentis Del ct
sanctB sediO apostolicdl ornamentanl
occipe gdIerunl rubrum inSigne dignitatis
cardinGLatus per quod designGtatT qetOd
usq,se ad mOrtent ct sanguinis efusioTem
Inclusive. pro eGdltdtiOne Sancts fdei pace
Ell quieti pop II Christiani augments ct
statu sancts Romania eccLesial te iotrepi-
dunn erhibere debeds. In 7aonti7ae patriS ct
fill ct spirdt1ts sancti. Amen"
The cardinals then made obeisance to
the Pope, concluding with
DOUBLE EMBRACE OR KISS OF PEACE!
The Pope received Cardinal Gibbons
with marKed affection. Cardinal Tas-
chereua was calm, though he showed
signs of great emotion. The cardinals
then gave the kiss of peace to their
colleagues of the sacred college. When
Cardinal Gibbons came to Cardinal
Mozella, each offered the other hearty
congratulations. Cardinal Mozella was
once professor in the Jesuit's College
at Woodstock, and is an old friend Of
Cardinal Gibbons. The Pope then de-
parted, followed by his escort.
THE ATTENDANCE.
Crowds lined the Sala Ducale, through
which the procession passed. Finding
places in the sala Regia, the
diplomats to the Holy See and their
families occupied the large gallery
and the Roman princes and their fam
lilies we're in another gallery. There
were also present Bishops Ireland,
Kean and Watterson; Monsignor
Taschereau; Mousignor Dillon, Of Au-
STRATA; Lieutenant Williams, of the
United States army, in uniform; the
reetors and students of the American
and Irish propaganda; the rectOrs OF
the scottish and English colleges anu
others.
Cardinal Gibbons has been appointed
to he following sacred congregations:
Propaganda, regular di-cipllne, i"Gulg-
ences ami sacred relicts and studies Ca!
dlnal Paschereau has been appointed 10
the following: Con>istory, bishops ana
ecclesiastical immsnities anC props-
gan Ia.
Mon~ignor Kirbv, the venerable rec
tor of the Irish colleges,
GAVE DINEER
this evening to Cardinal Gibbons, the
5irectori and rector of the propaganda,
Bishops Kane, ireland and Watterson'
the Archbishop OF Melbourne, the rec
tors of the Sulpians and OF the English
and Scotch colleges, Abbott. Smith and
others. a student read Latin COM
position, expressing JOY over the pro-
motion of the cardinals and Latin
chorus, praising them, was sung.
Cardinal Taschereau responded in
Latin. expressing his appreciation of
the honor conferred on him. Cardinal
Gibbons spoke in English. He said
the reception of the hat on st. Patrick's
day was a happy circumstance; he
hoped that ali their work would be har-